CLEAN : The long road to becoming a London Black Cab driver

The video discusses the importance of knowledge, particularly in navigation, highlighting the historical significance of a six-mile travel radius. It explores a personal connection to roads and the superiority of traditional navigation skills over modern technology like sat navs. The speaker emphasizes the value of route familiarity and the use of maps for effective travel.

What was the significance of the Six Mile radius in historical travel?

• It was the maximum distance horses could travel without a break.

• It was the distance between major cities.

• It was the length of the longest road in the area.

• It was the average distance covered by trains.

How does the speaker describe their relationship with roads?

• They prefer using public transport over roads.

• They have a deep, constant connection with roads.

• They only think about roads during work hours.

• They dislike traveling on roads.

What is the speaker's opinion on the effectiveness of 'The Knowledge' compared to sat navs?

• Sat navs are more reliable than 'The Knowledge'.

• 'The Knowledge' is superior to sat navs.

• Both are equally effective.

• Sat navs are only useful in rural areas.

What method does the speaker use when they are unsure of a location?

• They avoid traveling to unknown places.

• They ask for directions from locals.

• They look at a map to find the location.

• They rely solely on sat navs.

What is the speaker's approach to navigating through known routes?

• They use known routes to guide them halfway.

• They rely on others to guide them.

• They use known routes only in emergencies.

• They avoid using known routes.